What this is

10minemail gives you a throwaway inbox with a normal-looking address on @profemail.co.uk. Use it for one-off signups, trials, and verification codes — then let the timer erase it.

Looks like a person

Addresses are built from first and last names, not random digits that many sites reject.

Live delivery

Leave the tab open. Mail appears as it arrives, with a beep and a code popup when we can find one.

Ten-minute life

Each box starts with 10 minutes. Extend with +10 min, or hit New address for a clean name.

Quick start

Copy the address above and paste it into the signup or form you need right now.
Watch this page — no refresh. When mail lands, copy the code from the popup.
Do not use it for banks, government IDs, password resets you must keep, or anything confidential.

What a temporary email is for

A temporary email is an address you use once. You paste it into a form, catch the confirmation, and let it expire so newsletters never reach the inbox you actually live in.

10minemail adds professional-looking @profemail.co.uk addresses and live delivery with a verification-code popup. It is not a permanent account.

Good uses

One-time verification codes and activation links
Free trials where you only need the first confirmation email
Gated PDFs, downloads, and newsletter walls you do not want forever
Signups on sites you do not trust with your real address

Is it safe?

For short, low-risk tasks, yes — if you treat the inbox as public while the timer runs and never use it for banks or recovery emails.

Who should not use it

Do not use this inbox for banks, government IDs, workplace logins, password recovery, or anything confidential.

Guides

Longer notes on spam, verification mail, and how this inbox is built — written by the person who runs the site.

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